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NiHaoMike · 04-10-13, 10:10 PM

She definitely exists. As for further details, I wasn't allowed to take pictures of the device due to IP concerns, but I am allowed to tell what I know and (of course) speculate about the details of how it works. I see the problem of manufacturing the compressor as being the hardest to solve (no doubt a lot of IP hiding inside it) so I actually plan to beat her to it by developing a hybrid A/C that uses a conventional compressor and refrigerant.

04-10-13, 10:10 PM	#6
NiHaoMike Supreme EcoRenovator Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Austin, TX Posts: 1,154 Thanks: 14 Thanked 257 Times in 241 Posts	She definitely exists. As for further details, I wasn't allowed to take pictures of the device due to IP concerns, but I am allowed to tell what I know and (of course) speculate about the details of how it works. I see the problem of manufacturing the compressor as being the hardest to solve (no doubt a lot of IP hiding inside it) so I actually plan to beat her to it by developing a hybrid A/C that uses a conventional compressor and refrigerant. __________________ To my surprise, shortly after Naomi Wu gave me a bit of fame for making good use of solar power, Allie Moore got really jealous of her...